Americas > INTERVIEW: The scientist who found US LNG exports to be dirtier than coal is still waiting for a substantial critique

INTERVIEW: The scientist who found US LNG exports to be dirtier than coal is still waiting for a substantial critique

Published 14:29 on April 21, 2025  /  Last updated at 14:29 on April 21, 2025  / /  Americas, EMEA, US

The American scientist who grabbed headlines last year by declaring that emissions from US LNG exports are worse than coal is surprised at the lack of peer-reviewed pushback he's received so far — with most criticism until now coming from industry representatives that don’t make their data publicly available.
The American scientist who grabbed headlines last year by declaring that emissions from US LNG exports are worse than coal is surprised at the lack of peer-reviewed pushback he's received so far — with most criticism until now coming from industry representatives that don’t make their data publicly available.


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